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steering spring
ok from playing with my steering so much i have mangled my steering spring a little. i got my ride to turn both ways pretty good but it isnt perfect.
has anyone found a makeshift way to make a spring or a source of wire that is the same diameter or any other way to give it the right amount of stiffness? |
I'm interested in this as well
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me as well. i've tried some guitar string and a needle threader, but nothing has worked..
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QFM's website has info on making a 'replacement' steering spring. www.questformadness.com
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We will be selling steering arms and steering magnets within the week.
questformadness.com |
to do qfm's mod you gota have tomy springs which i could order from the same place that sells replacment steering springs. hmm hey mr qfm guy, how much they gona be?
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I just did made a replacement steer spring last night from one of QFM's suspension springs. Took me a little bit of tweaking to get the car to turn left and right equally, but once done it worked as well as the factory steer spring.
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Why dont you guys try the spring in a floppy that pulls the metal cover back into place? Seems small enough, and about the right hardness.
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because it is too thick and the tension is too high. it is the right length but way too thick i need something thinner.
btw i played with my spring a little last night and on carpet it is almost perfect but on a slick surface it barely turns. oh well, it flys on carpet now. |
ack i went through 2 springs and cant get my bit turning right.. it turns in circles constantly. can turn left fine, but it wont turn right. No wires have broken off, so its puzzling.:confused:
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